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Engineered for precision placement at medium range, the extremely versatile Sightmark Photon XT 4.6x42 delivers a higher magnification, 33% longer battery life and 30% lighter weight than other digital night vision riflescopes on the market. Featuring six red/green/white digital reticle options for a vast range of applications, the scope includes: two crossbow reticles designed for 320, 350, 370 and 400 fps crossbows; two Duplex reticles for hog and varmint hunting; a Mil-Dot reticle for range finding and holdovers; and a German-style reticle. Its 4.6x magnification, large 42mm objective lens and higher than average 640x480 resolution offers crisp detailing at up to 120 yards. Shooters have the ability to capture everything seen, day or night, through the video output feature, and attach additional accessories to the scope's integrated weaver rail. The device also utilizes a digital windage and elevation adjustment system for guaranteed precision and an overall streamlined design.
ASIN#: B00NZ98OKG
Model number#: SM18008
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Do these work on the same principal as the military type night vision? I've seen alot of "Chinese crap" online claiming night vision when in fact it's more of an illusion with green lenses. I am interested in this but wanna hear some user reviews and opinions
No: military NV is all analog electron-cascade tubes; this is a digital NV [CMOS camera-based, just like in your phone or laptop or...] This does nothing for you in actual darkness; you have to have an IR illuminator [fancy words for "a flashlight"] to provide something for this to pick up: it doesn't have even as much low-light sensitivity as the old Eyeball, Mark 1 Mod 0, it just has the ability to utilize a broader spectrum [from infra-red all the way thru ultraviolet] vs. our own rather narrow spectrum of visual acuity.
These are really good for the money; if there is any moonlight at all I can easily see coyotes at 300 yards.
I've owned one for a few months and have nothing but good things to say. I bought an extra illuminator for reaching out further but the I find myself only using the low setting on the built in unit as that is plenty of light with unit on setting 3-5. I forget my zero setting but they are listed on my amazon review.
the PHOTON50 code doesn't work but in checkout a $20 discount is deducted.
Got one of these from Sportsmans Guide last week. Didn't focus right. Hope others have better luck. Returned today. I started buying all my optics from them or Brownells due to their return policy even if it's a little more money. Essentially, it's like getting a lifetime warranty.
Did you use code "photon50" at checkout? I'm also gettin an addition $20 off auto discount during the checkout process.
Great reviews, just bought one, got $70 off total, can't wait to see it...
Not the best out there, but pretty good for the money.
At $299 this is a steal.